Sentence examples for recourse these from inspiring English sources

Once the ballot was inserted in the box, there was no recourse, these voters said.

Jurisdictions will be able to enact policies which prevent minorities from voting, and the only recourse these citizens will have will be expensive and time-consuming litigation".

And there are statutory avenues for recourse should these powers be abused.

The team and Mickey are seeking all legal recourse regarding these false allegations".

By the same token, while we can draw inspiration from the classical texts and teachings of neighborly morality, we cannot expect that dilemmas of professional life will be settled by recourse to these sources.

The detail of the Assyrian conquest of Syria, Palestine, parts of Asia Minor, Cyprus, Arabia, and Egypt would be spotty indeed without recourse to these annals, for they show the centre of political power, unlike such provincial records as those from contemporary Egypt or the Old Testament.

Consumers today may want privacy over location records, the court acknowledged: "But the recourse for these desires is in the market or the political process: in demanding that service providers do away with such records (or anonymize them) or in lobbying elected representatives to enact statutory protections".

So far, the recourse to these services is considered as an opportunity that is at the discretion of families and that is used on voluntary basis.

Since faeces of bovine species are required for fire-making and insulation of the pen floor, low cattle numbers threaten a family's recourse to these strategies.

"We would hope, therefore, that one has recourse to these earlier reports about other grounds, and safety and management at grounds in other contexts".

He furnished an example: "For instance, an investor's sole recourse for these notes in the event of any sort of default is only the company itself".